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MYSTERIOUS DEATH
OF a MAnrlSsau uRa WOMAN.
Suddenly Expirsstu a Doctors Onice-rhe
Police Think There IL Evidence of Foul
Plny-An Accident in Ritohie county.
Two mon Killed By nu Explosion,
soeeia! Dspaleh to h. n.,sl,lpu.etr,

soeetal Dispa!eh to Ls httslll0enetr. 4 NJ
MARrlNsBuRa, W. VAn Nov. LAS
Saturday evening Miss Martha Fellowl
left this place for Hagora.own, Md. Wher
the train stopped, a young man from thil
place requested the Franklin House POI.
ter to take the lady to that hotel, where
she reglHtOred as Mrs. Johnson, Cumber,
land, Md. The parties were afterwards
seen on the street together at Q r. N. She
entered the ollice OF DR.. Jones, exclaim.
ing:"Oh, Doctor, Lam 80 sick." She was
assisted 10 q sofa md died instantly. "A
jury Of inquest was summoned and sew.
era! doctors were called In to make an ex.
animation. IS ''l55''.5tt5aiE & !-lilsslt z
4 An autopsy was performed, resulting in
q verdict Of death from conjsstion OF the
lunge. On her person was found a return
ticket to this place, which led to her
Identification. In her stocking was found
thirty dollars. GJ@ Il irsi11 u ,,.'5-
Chief Of Police O. r. O'Neal, who was
telegraphed for, went to Hagsrstown and
brought the body bore, when her brother
identified her as the person named above,
Doctors snodgrass, Myers and McSherry,
OF this city, performed another autopsy,
aud found that tho young woman wouid
have become the mother Of a son within
tho next six months. They concurred In
the opinion Of the Hagerstown doctors.
Officer O'Nell will continue the inyessiga.
ton, following the clues In hia possession,
They may lead 10 sn arrest. ~. s2-lgg.a
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GOVERNOR oGLEsBY;


Tho :8zail He Reosives-Hls. .Iutentions not
f5s Yet known. 81 ~. I.
spRISarIELD, ILL, Nov. THE Asso-
ciated Press representative called OF the
executive mansion this morning. and in
terviewed Governor Dglesly regarding the
threatening epistles which he has received
during the past few days from the An.
archist sympathix sra. II an very much
afraid" said the Governor, "that that
matter hav been exaggerated as such 70.
ports uaually arc. It Is quite true that I
received threatening communications, but
they have never. elarmsd me. Most of
them have bssn received within the past
week, or since the refusal Of the Supreme
Coart OF tha United states 10 take up the
mstter, and they haye usually consisted
OF unsigned '2tele2rams and; I'm ossal
cards, with nov; md then a Beslsi letter
| have never wishsd 10 alarm my family,
and for. that reason, and the fact tha. at.
tach no Importance to so ch threats, these
COMMUNICATIONS have been generally con.
signed to the aames. I do not think ]
have Sreeefyed more tIan half q dcsen
threatening communications altogether,
most all written the pant week or 60, The
newspapers ure attaching altogether too
much! Importance to- thess threats. The
number Of thrsstening commu nications
have been very limited indsed. y Mi
The Governors mail this morning raj
! composed OF 8 little oyer 100 letters, near
~ al o;Swhich relsted ito the Annrchis
cases. This lis ali Tiuorssss oyer any pre-
vious day, and the proportion ;of the 70
quests for cleneEcy Is alpo aaid \ to b,
somewhat greater than yesterday. Uhi
cago. as usual furnishes the bulk OF tn
mail on thls subisc.,l and q consideyahl
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Col. PooR4AN has given faithful and et-
iec.iyo service to his district and his State,
and he deserves to be returned to the
General Assembly. With all respect to the
gentlemen on the other ticket, neither Of
them could measure swords in debate
with Poorlnan with any hope q success,
nor could either Of them match him in
general efficiency as legislator. MI. Nc
.Ks!vsy has yet TO win his spurs as legis-
letor, but those who know him do not for
a moment doubt that he has the intslli-
genoa and aptretu to take hold earnestly
and well. Both Of these gentlemen should
have large majorities. Z, \: 4:
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EFFECT
GREAT lIl'll: = DAMAGE !. TO PROPERTY
by Foyest nnd Praitie }l'lres Ia tho West.
Farmers Fighting for their Lives and Il
Momss-The Damage Donc Cannot
r. bs Enthusiastically Of Water.

CHICAGO. Nov. 7.-Rspor!s come from
many sections Of extensive lres In tho
timbor and prairie nectiona oi.his and ad.
Joining S!atea. Near Portage, Wisconsin,
amarch caught Gre yesterday from loco.
motive spark, and thousands OF tons Of
hay and many fences and farm buildings
we're destroyed. A special frora Charles.
ton, thin State, Gays fires ara raging In the
forests south Of that town. Destructive
fires are also raging with much fury noar
Diana. Near Centralia an imnenso
amount Of damage Is being done. A
dense cloud Of. smoke hanga overhead,
completely obscuring tho suns rays. The !
people arc IN danger Of sutIocatlon from.
the smoke In some placea. The water
supply 10 limited and tho farmers are
praying for rain. q s5y'f'l5},Il 81 y,
Z For week past disastrous fires havo
oeen raging near Anna, playing havoc
thereabouss. The damage CANNOT bo es.l
timated. Vi s. q - 13,5F557F : fSS.S'
"A dispatch from Vincennes, Ind, says: !.
Destructive forest fires have been raging
lor three days. Twenty-Five miles south
OF town, at Hszleton and Decker, fences
and timber we're left at tho mercy of the
Il ames The people fought the fires all
night Friday to navo their homes. Thou.
eand0 Of dollars damage Is done, and the
tres ,wero not aubdued until Yesterday.
The drouth made the wood, an easy prey
to the flames, and for a time 1t seemed ss
II the destruction o! tho homes Of many
people was imminent. The community
WIS greatly frightened. "A, large amount
OF heavy timber wGs destroyed. ~ (
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;. .-ls.aEE A.. ,Jl1s fEssl .llrg gt.sr.it
MIR. GLADSTONE
Indignant Mt tho Govcrlment-sulllyan'
,',5. Arrival in. England. +


&; ;yga, Arrival In. England. - /,
LONDON, Nov. John L. Sullivan ar.
rived in London to-day. A crowd Of 2 500
betting men, pugilists and rougba sEsen1-
bled at. the ntation to welcome i him, and
when the train arrived wild rush was
made for the car which Sullivan occupied.
In the eagernesa to catch elimpue OF the
puRiltst, many men jumped on the roof of
the car. Tho excitement WIGS great.
When Sullivan alighted from the car, he
was presented with boquet tied with
his ring coloys. Hs was wildly cheered
and found great difficulty in escaping from
thoee who crowded around him. "a car
Iiage WAS in waiting for him and he was
driven to the Office aof sporting paper
on Flsst street. His greeting there also
wss vosy enthusiastic. t d 4 i:5
MI. Byrne, q magiatrate OF Mallow.
who was recently removed from oiIice
by order OF Baron Ashbourne, the Lord
Chancellor Of Ireland, appeared 10
Mr.. Gladstone, who has replied as solloya:
II am unable to perceive any justification
for your removal. The present arbitrary
and illegal proceedings Of tho G Government
through their cdicsrs require Jealous
examination. Their conduct ia affecting
tho liberties Of the psople Of Ireland"
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The Register makes a great display OF
some ancient nows and como misiniorma-
ton CO oncerning the coming convention Of
Representatives. Of Republican clubs.
There has not at any time baen any secret
about this meeting, as witnesa the fact
that tho circular which the Register prints
with 60 much parade was printed four
months ago by such newspspers as de.
sirsd to print it. The convention is not
to bs hold this month, but next month on
the ll5.h, lG.h and 18th. in. Chickcring
Hall, New York. The Lincoln Club Of
this city hsa not 40 yet appointed any
deleestes to this convention. ., +;
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GOING BAcKTO COAL. Z,
Large Irdustries unable to Obtain Natural
t3N#al Ial..aI. Gas Fusl. a' \

There have been rumots OF late that
different large works in Wheeling and
vlclnity had been forced to roturn to the
use Of coal as fuel, owing 10 their inability
to obtain natural gas. Tho fact is that
aome difficulty has bson experienced un.
der exceptional clrcunstancss. Tho
Riverside bar mill, In this city, Ia now in
operation with coal 90 fuel, and when this
company'a nail factory resumes work,
which will probably bs tomorrow, It will
also use coal. This company was lnducsd
to abandon the use Of gas at those works
In the hopes that this would enablo them
to secure sufficient gas at their pips and
plate mills and steel plant nt Bsnwood.
It 10 especially important In the pipe
works, as tho factory was built with a view
to using gas, and no provision made for
tho use oil coal. 1. 80 ttS \ }gl.4sIli
When the LsBslle Nsil, factory was draw.
Ing gaa from the long line Of the West Vir-
ginfa Natural Gas Company, which aup.
pliea the Riveraide'a Benwood works, II
lett no supply there. Therefore the
change OF fuel In the company's works 70.
fsIred to. slS 5ltil 57as,Is a, 1,;|aA
Z Mr.. Edward Haz!o.t, OF the Gas Com.
pany, aaid yesterday thst II seemed i'm.
possible to force the goa through pipe Of
the length Of tho ono 10 Ben wood. The
company has plenty OF gas, and now heara
no complaint except on this lower end OF
: "dead" main, where no circulation can
be secured. iis5iIlll lsIti25'T Ts,'yyI1g
: The Wheeling Oompauy'a Steel plan.
u Benwood, which takes gas from the
wheeling Company, waa running yes.er.
tay,. but using gas only In tue uoaking pit,
.he boilers being heated with coal.
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WHEELING VEST NOVEMBER 8 1887.

number Of the letters are said to have
been marked personal or confidential.
This ls quite needless precaution on the
part Of the writers, as no one but the
Governor see1 bis Anarchist mail.
It is q significant fact that
most OF the communications are devoid OF
any firm label or printing OF any kind
whatever that would indicate the identity
OF the sender. This, together with tho
fact that 90 many Of tho letters are marked
personal, would convey the impression
that large ajoity Of tho writer's are
giving their views to tho Governor under
dislncllnatlon to the public being Informed
as to their real opinion regarding the bat
policy to be pursued In this crisis. This
without doubt has partially inf uenced the
Governor to refuse publicity Of bis entire
Anarchist correepondence. Eft 5F-n n 4
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MIR. CHAMBERLAIN ARRIVES. H
He Declines to be Interviewed on th . irish
-t --s.. ~. ---..- Ouestion. ~ L..L-E-

AZ oecAncb 10 Do interviewed on tn irish
0ucstion. itsifl
New YoRx, Nov. 7.-Mr. Chamberlain
to-day arrived from England. Tho reye.
nue. cnt.er Manhattan took the illuetrious
visitor from the E!rurla and landed hin; at
the barge office, where was received by
Wm. Lane Brooker, British Consul Gem
eral, end Hon. VIM. Smith, the Deputy
Minister Of Marlno Of Canada. .What.
about the mission upon which you have
comsover? ?" was asked. "Well, Of course. -
as diplomatias l cannot ntate ANYTHING
definite as to exactly whs! courBs Of action
l am going to take in my efforts to
mako an amicable aettlement OF the exist
ing unpleasantness about the tiaheriee, II !.
depends Very much upon circumstances.
! cannot see why what slight difficulty
ooan exist cannot be settled quickly and
eaally. Two countries situated as England
and America are, even on the most friend
~ terms, must have occaeional clashes Of
conflicting interests. How could II he
Otherwise Well, this 10 just such an or
casion, the pure outcome OF circumatapces
which have got to be modified to prevent
similar clashes In the iuture.D 49,, rs
z"how long do you expec! to remain Z
hero on this undertaEing?" 5.'1.T;s
i"Oh, Iintond to stay here sometime. ET
will remain in New York low days. ami
later, should there come an sdiournment
IN tho work Of the Commission, 4 intsna
to spend acoup!e OF monshs studying the
instItutioaa, de-, Of your country. Il in
lend to DO that anyway, whether before or
alter l. have complsted nv official hne;-
mesa" 33aljI Il. Is ~ !.
Mr.. Chanborlain was asked for IN an er.
preston OF opinion on the 1riah question.
but asked to be excused, and Continuing
u am here as a dip!omatist, to say ,
nothing whatever about ny opinions on
homs politics during the continuance Of
my mienion here. II any interview with
me- on that subject is published, it will be
entirely unauthorized, ss L intend to ex.
pre5s no public opinion relative to It dur
ing tho whole OF L my I stay I in this
country: ,3tsE4l 5,.}sgTT.'. q -'f
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PHILADELraIA, Pa, Nov. Mrs. Anna
Gross, aged As yenrs, living in the rear Of
s92 St. John street, was ahoi. and, it is
thought, fatally Injured, at II O'Clock this
rnorning, by her lover, Samuel Roiaserick,
aged 80 yeara. The couple quarrellsd, and
Roisterics drawing revolver fred Ave
Shots at the woman, thgeo Of which are
said to have taken eject. Tho murderer
wns captured. ;,}s3a- q "a .l1}.'.55
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HERR ArOsr's CHATTER,
He Assumes to Know More About I
~ .I ri nomhs rh az A,v nr. ri. I-rt-

He Assumes to Know More About tho
g95 Bombs Than Any Ono Else. 4,
New; YoRx, Nov. 7.-The leading topic
OF conversation among Anarchist leaders
In this city today was the report Of the
finding Of the bombs In the coll Of the
condemned Anarohiat, Lineg. All OF The
leaders agreed that 1t was job put up by
tho police, and when talking about 1t
they grew excited. Herr Most was seen
at his Office. He denounced the police as
thieves and murderers, and
claimed that they had placed the bombs
10 Lingg'a cell for the purpose OF In
tiusnclng public opinion against tho con-
demned men. A committee representing
different labor societies will leave here to-
night for Chicago. for tho purpose OF
pleading with Governor OSlesby to spare
the condemned men. e, iis,,ts
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The New York Times characlerizea Pres.

The New York Times characterizea Pres
idsn. C!eveland's recent letter to the New
York City Democracy on behalf Of the
ticket, including Fellowe, as ''imperti-
nent." This, for Cleveland paper, is
not putting tho matter mildly, and yet
the common senae Of the people will say
that the letter, wss more and woroe than
impsrtinent. 1t was silly and unbscom-
ing, ard STOPPING for support in. the
Presidential contest next year that elbows
the President is man Of common clay
after all, and that his airs Of Independence
in regard to denomination are simply a
mask 10 disguise very ardent, desire and
purpoGo to that end. The President Of
the United States, much as we may re-
gre! it, is considerable Of ward politician
alter all. .,t,i5., 3 ,,-,t 81 /, + /.
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/. aaraId IItaLifa,.l :

MI. D,I. Wilcozson, Of Horee Gave, KY,
says ho was, for many years, badly afflicted
with Phthisici also Diabetes the pains
we're almost uncomfortable and would some-
times almoet throw him into convulsions.
He ! tried Electric Bitters and got relief
from first bottle and after taking six bat,
ties. was entirely cured, and had gained in
hesh eighteen pounds. Says he positiyely
believes he would have died, had / It moi
been Tor the relief afforded ',by Electric
Htters. Sold at alty cents q bottle by
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NATIONAL BANK sUspEEDs.
Il Big Run Cnusos It to Close Its Doors,
Had management.

Il Big Run Causes It to Close Its Doors.
Had management.
sr. LOUIS Nov THE Filth National
Bank clcseL it's doors at l: :15 p.M., to-day.
r. B, Rosenthal, Joseph specht and Mar
Gus WolGe are directors OF the bank. The
latter has brought two suits OF attachment
ayainet 7. D. Rosenthsl, sgeregating ST..
900. and it is thought that ;Rosenthal was
indsbted to the bank to a considerable
amount. IS y.
The bank is eitun!ed at 700 North Broad.
way, and had a capital stock Of $500. 900.
The usual deposits amounted to about
$4eO 00O:a On Friday they had to meet a
heavy. run, and ss the depositors contin.
ned to Withdraw their funds to-day the
bank closed It's dooss sfsw minute before
l o'clock. il Henry Overstol!z, former
Mayor of this city, ID President, and O. O.
Crecelius is Cashier. Tho President Of
the bank has been sick 10y gomo time and
tho management has beon .enETa!y In the
hands Of the directore, come Of whom roH
appear to bo quite heavily indebted to tbs
bank. J ii, q \ 4, l.af, = = ~ = .I.El{t 81
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A Hau,lso,ns puildiux Bnrned.

MIsNEAroLls. Nov 7.-The partially
completed Mortimer apartment house at
Nicollet avenue and Thisteenth street,
together with three residences adjoining,
was burned to the ground at two o'clock
this morning. The Mortimer WAS eight
storics high. and was to have been ready
for occupancy Dscsmber l. It would have
bsen the largest and most expensive apart
meut house weEs Of Nov York city. It Is
believed that the are was Of incendiary
origin. Tho Mortimer WAS owned BY +,
L. Mortimer, whose loss ie $l25, 900, in.
surancs $4,000 The loss on the three
dwellings is sl5. 600; insured for 81. 100.
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Trnu,ps In Revolt.

LANCASTER, Pa, Nov. 7,-Thlrty.eisht
tramps confined IN the county vorkhouae
baye for neyegsl Aaya bean in revolt and
refuaed to break stone. las! night o
number Of them attempted to escape,
when one Of tho number was shot by the
keeper, how badly has not yet been ascer-
tanned, as the tramps arc in possession Of
the yard, and they threaten with violence
anybody who enters. q \
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SuERlFr MA1soY allowed Boodler Nc.
Ga,lgle TO etc,ps through the wastspipe
Of bath tub. It would be bad for him to
allow the Anarchists to eacape through
gas p!po loadetod with dynamite. He
should have begun before this to inspect
cloaely everything brought to the
murdersrs. On general principles he
would havs bssa justified to suspect every
woman who came wearing big hustle.
The bustle.hasI still unknown capacity for
covering multitude OF sins. S
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Mr.. O'Hrien,a Jan Lsfe.

DUBLIN, Nov.7.-The Governor Of Tull.
amore jail to-day refused tbs demand Of
Mr.. Mooreheal, a Catholic msgis:rate, to
see Nj. O'B-len, bu. on learning that a
migsssrats had a legal right to hold inter.
course with . prisoner ssnt for Mr.. Moore.
head, and informed him ~ that
the desired interyiew v would be granted,
stipulating, however, that no himself
ahould also be present. Mr.. Moorehead
usyo the atmosphere Ia o. 'Brien's cell, To-.
gether with bread and water diet, is
likely to havo fatal effect on q consump D.
tive.g Mr.. Msndeville, Mr. Atoorehead
says, appeared cheerful and determined
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THAT Is u pretty little story about the
use to which Lingg was 10 put his bombs
one in the mouth OF each OF the con.
dsmned, to kill themselves and no more.
II even ono # those harmless looking lit
tie things had gono Of, there would have
been nothing left Of the Cook county jail.
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CoNDENsED TEI,xiaRAMs.i y.

5Ao nav csssa Of choleya are reported in
New York. }s 4.
Three new. cases: Of yellow fever are
reported at Tampa. It
4 Five hundred warrants have been issued
ior the arrest Of Illegal voters in New York
to-day. u. l 81 RI
The George party in New York have
baen granted an inspector OF election by
the Supreme Court. e; ii3 z; ~
Z The tobacco factory Of Sampson & o.,
at Rsidsvllle, s. O., was destroyed by FIRE
yesterday. Loss sa0. 900. ;i5SS #, K
4 3Ex.Minlatsr jackson severely attacks
Hon. A., G. Thurman for his critioiams oil
tho Macon speech. He says the state.
mont thst he Is not ' friendly TO the Presi'
dent is ialae. H;
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Tho Illnes. ., M. Drown p,,n 1,,,,,, \.

BERLIN, NOVA consultation Of the
doctors attending the Grown Prince
Frederick will mees at San Romo, with
Dr.: Mackenzie will bs held on Thuredao;v,.
fnnce william, OF Prussia, tho eldest con
o. the Grown Prince will be present. The 4
emperor roae this afternoon and was aid
70 near number Of verbal reports, -
y. ~. mckenzie telegraphs: II am issuiug
uniavorable bulletins to!hish.," i15. \. =
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MADISON, WIS Nov. Twenty iresh:
men Of the State Uniyeraity are under ar.
.eat ior hnzlng c son Of Prof Rosenatensel
Of tho sUniversity. They had a rope
around the young mau's neck and we're
dragging him to wards Lake Mendoza whom
the polico interiered. d The oaes came up
in court this morning, but was continued
until Saturday, Il; ;5Sl ia, 81 .
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/. The Thunderor Gives It's Opinion.

LONDON, Nov. 7.-The Times, comment
ing on the status Of aliens in the United
States, says: The State concerned may
not soon repent the steps taken, but dia.
Interested byssnnders will feel that there
has been distinct rstropression, and that
the immediate gain will be outweighed
by tho remote evils, growing from the
qualification Of spirit Of exclusivsness,
narrowness and jealousy, N
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LINGO ORDERS APPLE PIE, {
Concerning n Habeas Corpus. I

CHloAea, Nov. Hon. JohnA. Jswstt
was interviewed as to the, possibilities Of
a writ OF habeaa corpus being Issued in
the Ansrahists' Z cases. = He ssid thst
ouch writ was open to them
in their 4 present position upon
a petition strong enough in its allegation
snd it ieeHed the Sheriff wonld be called
upon to make a return and show by what
process Of law the prisoners are held. &.
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Terrible Explosion at Bridgeport.

PARKERsBuaa, W. Va, Nov. Five
men were sitting smoking in a frame
building at bridgeport Saturday evening
when a spark dropped into keg Of
powder. An explosion followed blowing
the house to pieces, killing two OF the men.
F. Richter and Julius Backholtz, and
woundina tho e!hes three, perhaps ia.
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Tho presldsns Cnunot Interfere. 4

sr. Louis, Mo, Nov. IA special from
Des Moicee, lows, says that Gen.Weaver,
having addressed a letter TO President
Cleveland upon the matter Of the eviction
Of settlers from their lands in o 'Brien
county, is In receiae 6f a,.note in reply say.
ing that while he regrsts the. hardships
that must follow. he does not see any legal
way that the General Government can
take cogniz,ncs OF the matter, except BY
review Of the action by the State courts,
as the Government has loet the ltlo TO the
lands in questiou. " 9,} ;{5}. :! 4,
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A Serious Cl,urch rronb1o

\ DAYTON, o., Nov. 7.-Trouble has de-.
veloped here in the Sacred Heart Church
over the retirement by the Arch
bishop Elder OF Father Nc.
Dewitt, who has been cent to
70 the PesaioEists Fathers Monastery in
pittsburgh. Father Finnerty wss o..
signed to the congregation and a
petition of protest against the dis.
clpline was sent in and diaregarded
by the Archbishop. Several Of the church
committee have resigned, but Father
Finnorty celebrated mass yesterday. +. ftfE
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Tue President would have slept better
last night II he could have made himself
believe that tho fellow Fellows was sure
OF his calling and election. As 1t was, We
may imagine tina. tho President saw the
ghost Of Boas Tweed in his disturbed